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In reply to the discussion: Why Obama’s Not Talking About His Health Care Law In This Election [View all]Uncle Joe
(58,349 posts)13. That's brings up the question as to what "expanding" it means?
As is only 31% of Democrats approve of it and that's the highest group.
I imagine the mandate is the primary reason, that not 1 out of 5 people like it and the mandate hasn't even taken effect yet.
I imagine the mandate is the primary reason, that not 1 out of 5 people like it and the mandate hasn't even taken effect yet.
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Better Believe It
Jan 2012
OP
Perhaps, along with tools such as the PCORI (see my post below) it will be a good lever for this
patrice
Jan 2012
#21
You're right! Obama really pushed it hard in his SOTU election campaign address!
Better Believe It
Jan 2012
#8
BTW, all, Senator Sanders predicted this in his recap of the ACA AFTER it passed & I have stated
patrice
Jan 2012
#16
He hasn't even started campaigning yet. I'm sure he will be all over it. He really has no choice.
FarLeftFist
Jan 2012
#22
Trust me, you'll know when he's in campaign mode. The RW won't let you forget it.
FarLeftFist
Jan 2012
#28
We don't need a reform of the private insurance industry. We need to end it!
Better Believe It
Jan 2012
#26
He's probably smart not to talk about it until after the Supremes make their decision.
Vinca
Jan 2012
#31
They can't deny you coverage. But the insurance industry can demand outrageous fees ....
Better Believe It
Jan 2012
#36
So the insurance companies can still set just about whatever premium rates they want.
Better Believe It
Feb 2012
#40